Can any body missuses the pass book of a saving account in a
bank in India? I mean in case some body steal a pass book, can
the account be stolen too?
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Answer / jyothi raj
Pass book is only a copy of transactions that the account
holder made in the past. For withdrawel of money from the
account, either he/she need a cheque or with drawel slip. A
person may obtain a withdrawel slip on producing the pass
book and if he/she is possible to imitate the original
person signature in the slip, sure he can misuse it.
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Answer / himanshu sharma
noone can use the passbook because it is only records the
transaction that we done in past.. that person only check
the balance of a/c not maintain your a/c....
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Answer / sujata ghare
No. as to withdraw money you have to fill the withdrawal
slip. Only passbook is not sufficient for withdrawal of money.
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Answer / bijender singh
No.Because it is the customer copy of statement of A/c only.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 4 No |
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